Say 'Cześć'

About This Movie

Say 'Cześć' delves deep into the emotional turmoil of a young boy facing displacement. Misha, just twelve, finds himself in a foreign Polish town, his life in Kyiv shattered by war. The film really captures that feeling of being uprooted, you know? It’s raw and poignant, showcasing Misha's struggle to cling to the remnants of his past through the digital connections on his phone. There's a stark reality here, and the pacing allows the audience to really feel each moment of his adjustment. The performances are grounded, with a palpable sense of loss that resonates. It’s a unique take on the refugee experience, not just a documentary but an intimate portrait of resilience.

Explores themes of childhood and displacement.Intimate portrayal of personal loss during wartime.Utilizes a mix of practical effects and real-life footage.